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When we discovered Grammys’ new artist Meghan Thee Stallion, we remembered her for her Beyoncé AKA Cowboy Carter collab and her iconic tongue. If we were to rank the tongue iconography, we’d award it an easy third position. But what about the first two you ask? The first, would; for obvious reasons; go to Goddess […]
Sun’s Out, Tongue’s Out: The ‘Wacky’ Birth of the Albert Einstein Meme Read More »
India, renowned for its rich cultural heritage and diversity, is a land of vibrant festivals and celebrations that reflect the country’s unity in diversity. These festivals, reflecting Indian tradition and spirituality, mark various occasions ranging from harvest seasons to religious observances, and are celebrated with great enthusiasm and fervour across the length and breadth of
Famous Telangana Festivals Which Give New Meanings to Celebrations! Read More »
Prahlad KV Acharya’s landscape paintings evoke a sense of timeless allure, ethereal beauty and serene composure. From the subtle washes on the paper to the bold, expressive strokes of the canvas paintings in oils and acrylics, the artist has arrested unfading spirit and suggestive appeal in a simple routine. It offers glimpses of boundless grandeur
Prahlad KV Acharya: Landscapes Embracing Incandescent Quality and Emotive Timbre Read More »
Artists, both seasoned professionals and budding enthusiasts alike, understand the indispensable role that colouring pencils play in their creative endeavours. These versatile tools, also known as artist pencil colours, offer myriad possibilities for expression, allowing artists to translate their visions onto paper with precision and vibrancy. With the market inundated with options, finding the best
Select the Best Artist Colouring Pencils with these Tips Read More »
What is a museum but a souvenir of history? Indian museums and art galleries are the repositories of our primordial culture. Informative and educational, these museums remind us of the rich culture and heritage. One of the oldest art galleries in India is the Government Museum and Art Gallery at Chandigarh, which was engendered at
The Grand Collection of The Government Museum and Art Gallery Chandigarh Read More »
India’s culture and heritage is unparalleled. As a melting pot, the nation has housed the treasures of various indigenous dynasties and international conquerors. At every region of the bountiful land, one would come face to face with local arts and crafts. Whether it is the Cheriyal village of Telangana, known for its folk Cheriyal scroll
Fawn Over the Collection at the National Gallery of Modern Art Bangalore Read More »
Watercolor painting is a bewitching medium, admired by artists and enthusiasts worldwide for its fluidity, transparency, and luminosity. Several artists have given in to the allure of watercolors, including the likes of Paresh Maity and Paul Klee. Whether you’re a beginner dipping your brush into the world of art or a seasoned professional seeking the
Choose the Best Watercolor Paints for your Next Art Project Read More »
Artist Trevor Paglen works in many media, including writing, engineering, investigative journalism, sculpture, and image production. Paglen was born in 1974 and is renowned for his research on data collection, government surveillance, and artificial intelligence applications. In addition to participating in group exhibitions at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, the San Francisco Museum of Modern
Trevor Paglen: Art in the Time of ‘Big Brother’ Read More »
An art gallery is a splendid approach to preserving and promoting local and international art and crafts. At present, the world is witnessing a cultural revolution (not to be confused with Mao Zedong’s revolution). To accommodate centuries of history and traditions, the existence of art galleries and museums is imperative. If the history of the
8 Museums and Art Galleries in Hyderabad You Must Visit Once! Read More »
Six Goa-based women ceramicists are showcasing their artistic prowess to a widespread audience at the ‘Unearthed’ ceramics exhibition at the Museum of Goa, Pilerne, till March 31. The artworks of artists Nimmy Joshi, Khushboo Madnani, Tanushree Singh, Avani Tanya, Ragini Deshpande and Aditi Kashyap reflect the underlying similarities between clay and the human experience and
Six Goa-based Women Ceramicists Unearth the Synonymy of Clay and the Human Body Read More »